What do you do when you want to use a font, but it is only available as an outline font? This tutorial will show you a quick and easy way to make the most of it.
Author: Pete Collins
Pete Collins is a "Photoshop Guy" with NAPP. He's a designer and photographer who has extensive wedding, events, stock, commercial, portraits experience.
Not just an eye for grabbing a great shot, but the technical know-how to turn a good shot into a great one. Pete's Photoshop and post-processing skills can turn any picture idea that you have into a reality.
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Use a script next time, holy shit, it’s like you’re talking to someone at your desk at work.
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I think it was plain and simple because Pete is talking in a strait forward way. No technical garbage that leaves questions. If you don’t like how Pete SHOWS US A FREE EDUCATIONAL TUTORIAL, don’t watch his tutorials or come to this site.
really cool but will be hard to remember
Thanks! Never thought about this but good to know if I ever come across it.
Very usefull tutorial I like it so much Thank you Pete.
Working with outline fonts: Why not use live paint?
Hey Pete, very nice tutorial.
One question, though: I try and try to do the pathfinder command on the “o” (minus front, right?), but it won’t work. s this a new feature in CS6, or is there a preference I have not turned on?
Thanks in advance
Johannes